Martin Dirks is the former portfolio manager of a long/short public technology stock portfolio for Harvard University’s endowment. His portfolio grew from $110 million to $870 million in five and one-half years, an average unleveraged annual return on investment of 43% per year. In addition, he has been an analyst/portfolio manager for a $1 billion short-only hedge fund.
Currently Mr. Dirks is a consultant on strategy to Bay Area corporations and on investment and risk management-related matters primarily to investment funds and law firms, for whom expert witness services are also provided. He is highly skilled and experienced in expert analysis, presentation development and expert testimony.
He is an adjunct professor of finance for the MBA program at Golden Gate
University in San Francisco.
Master in Business Administration, Harvard Business School, 1987
Bachelor of Science in Physics, summa cum laude, Bemidji State University, 1979
Curriculum Vitae and references are available upon request.